FOOD

You don’t want all of your gardening efforts to be wasted during winter. Here are 10 steps to follow to protect your survival garden.

Your homestead cows get stressed when it’s cold and they don’t produce much milk. This is how to boost them this winter!

Adding a rooster to your flock will bring you many advantages: you’ll have happier, safer hens and fertile eggs for hatching.

Waxing fruits and veggies for long term is common, but here is how to use wax to preserve even jams, jellies and cheese.

When it comes to growing your plants, space is a problem, but not for vertical gardening. Here is how to start your own vertical

For many people, gardening & farming are related to spring and summer, but not for us. Here is how to grow your food during

Lighting is an integral part of growing your food indoors. Here are the best tips for lighting your plants without getting noticed.

Trying to live self-sufficiently in an urban area is challenging but you can grow your food even though you live in the city. Here

Winter is a great time to start planning for what you need to do during spring, summer and fall to make your homestead successful.

Do you need a quick bread, easy to cook over a campfire? Then you need some bannock! Here is how to cook bannock for

Here are a few senior preparedness tips for building your survival stockpile so that you’ll have what you need when SHTF.

Choose versatile food as much as you opt for multipurpose items when building your reserves. It's about money, space and resources!

In winter, it’s still possible to dig through the snow and get to wild edibles. They’re delicious and some of them are packed with

We’ve had some questions about canning bacon. Yes, you can home can bacon so that it will be there, in your food stockpile.

Remember that frogs are a delicacy when you survive in the wild, and the idea of hunting gives you chills. Here's what you need